Biblica Analytica
G4931 Greek

συντελέω

sunteleō

to complete

Lexicon Entry

Definition
to complete
Transliteration
sunteleō
Strong's Number
G4931
Occurrences
6

Lexicon data from STEPBible TIPNR, Tyndale House, Cambridge. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

What Original Readers Understood

Explored

The Greek word συντελέω (suntelēō) is used 6 times in the Bible, and its primary meaning is "to complete." This suggests that it has a sense of bringing something to a whole, a finished state, or a point of fulfillment. This verb could imply the completion of a task, a period of time, or a cycle. In terms of usage, this word appears to be used in contexts related to fulfillment, completion, or bringing to an end. We don't see much variation in its usage, suggesting it has a relatively fixed meaning. This word might be used in various combinations or with other verbs to express a range of ideas, such as "to complete" or "to bring to fulfillment" a task or period. As a result, the significance of this word lies in its ability to indicate a sense of completion, fulfillment, or finality. It may be used in contexts to signal that something has come to an end, or that a process or cycle has reached its completion. This could be used in various narratives, instructions, or descriptions to convey a sense of completion, fullness, or wholeness.

Source data & methodology
Strong's
G4931
Lemma
συντελέω
Transliteration
sunteleō
Definition
to complete
Occurrences
6
Model
groq
Prompt version
1

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Occurrences in Scripture

6 total occurrences across the text